Thursday
7 September 1944
Normandy Campaign casualties - (cumulative)
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Start Location:
ETREPAGNY

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End Location:
ETREPAGNY

D-Day+
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7 September 1944
Major TG COVERDALE, 2IC (Second in charge) Bn left to take up a post as GSOI MO(3) at the War Office.

Major T. D. Coverdale - taken from The Borderers Chronicles 30th April 1954
Alternative Information (from books, personal accounts)
In Etrepagny we enjoyed considerable comfort, dances were held, dinner parties given, and the locals challenged at football and basketball. The performances by the Pipes and Drums sealed the popularity of the Battalion and the only drawback was that the local girls inevitably brought their whole family with them to the dances, from aged grandparents to children in arms.
WIG Wilson's - A Short History of The First Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers in North-West Europe

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Thursday
7 September 1944

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Aunt Bette's Homemade Pecan Pie | |||
Rockin’ Rocky Road Ice Cream | |||
Tom’s Heavenly Apple Strudel | |||
Joe’s Divine Butter Tarts |

